Brooches

In very good condition. Total weight is 3.6 grams. Totally is diamond 0.28 carat. The diamond is has H-I color and vs-s1. Acid tested to be 14k real gold. Box is not included. Pleas...

Nettie Rosenstein key brooch circa 1940s of rose gold plated sterling silver, decorated with a rhodium plated sterling Fleur de Lis motif of crys...

In Spring 1941 after French fashion couturier Gabriel "Coco" Chanel had stopped production of her clothing designs while she remained in Europe during the WWII era, the decades-old American costume-jewelry company Reinad began imprinting pieces in its new retail line, Chanel Novelty Co, with the script signature "Chanel". As this was prior to the use of the sans-serif capital-letter signature "CHANEL" on French-made jewelry that was commissioned by the Parisian designer, as well as before U.S.-copyright protection began in 1955, the House of Chanel that was mostly owned by the Jewish Wertheimer family of venture capitalists (who remarkably still produced Parfums CHANEL and French-vineyard wine via legal proxy while they lived in asylum in The States during the war) filed a U.S. lawsuit to demand that Reinad halt the use of its founder's famous last name. As the Werthheimers' quickly won, Reinad only produced the single seasonal collection stamped with the French brand name, and subsequently only imprinted its company name as the sans-serif capital-letter signature "REINAD" without a copyright symbol, which was different that its prior signatures dating back to its founding in 1922. When Chanel herself resumed French-made fashion production in Paris in 1953 (with Werthheimer support leading to their acquisition of all rights to her name despite her post-war eight-year exile in Switzerland due to close association with Nazis), for the first time all of her creations were signed "CHANEL" like the original packaging of the exceedingly profitable "No.5" perfume. While Reinad continued to produced costume jewelry until 1954, in the last decade of this business, the U.S. company continued to try to appeal to potential Chanel buyers by at least making Chanel-style designs. As such, owning an attractive and well-made Reinad piece can be considered a useful investment in fashion history as evidence of a little-known turning-point involving the most famous ongoing luxury-fashion business Chanel, as well as of the impact of that legal judgement had on advancing U.S. design protection for brands that later used the copyright symbol. Like early ArtDeco-style oversized heavy metallic costume jewelry by Chanel, this three-dimensional monochrome silver-alloy polkadot bow brooch imitates a pale polkadot-textured ribbon. Notably, while high-quality ribbon for styling hair or decorating clothing in a non-functional way was still an expensive accessory...

Natural no heat Yogo Gulch Montana Sapphires, circa 1910. Four rare Art Deco kite shaped AGL certified natural, no heat Sapphires mounted on a platinum setting and accented with 4 na...

Tiffany & Co. has a history of safety pin jewelry that dates back to the 1940’s. Throughout the years, there have been many versions of the iconic s...

Reja Retro brooch of a focal faux pale blue amythest square cut stone with crystal baguette accents and crystal rhinestone pave. Set into a dimensional Retro fretwork shell of pale ...

Sterling silver wax seal from S Kirk & Son, circa 1925-32. Plain round seal with a long curved handle. The design etched into the top of the handle ap...

Exquisitely sculpted, of the highest quality as is expected from Trifari is the magnificent 'swan' brooch, designed by the most famous of Trifari designers, Alfred Philippe, in the 1940s. The body is a beautifully cut piece of topaz glass, set in a silver gilt body, highlighted with clear pastes and finished with a single ruby glass cabuchon for the eye. the same design was made for their 'jellybelly' range, with a clear body. A real collector's piece, or the crowning glory to a coat or jacket! The firm of Trifari was founded in 1925 by Gustavo Trifari, Leo F...

Era: Art Deco Date: 1920s - 1930s Metal Content: 10k White Gold Stone Information Simulated Emerald Cut: Marquise Color: Green Style: Bar Brooch Fastening Type: Hinged Pin with L...

Bar pin brooch with pink cabochon plastic bead bezel set in a sterling vine frame with a Greek key design on the bar pin section. Marked: Sterling. Age wear, bent pin.

Vintage modernist sterling silver leaf pin/brooch by The Silversmith. Ella L Cone was the proprietor of The Silversmith's Shop in Boston an...

Striking Retro Sterling Vermeil Aquamarine Spray from the 1940's. Large scaled floral brooch in sterling with rose gold wash, pave accents and oval faux aquamarines. Unsigned. 3.75" ...

This unique Retro brooch from ca 1945 was beautifully hand-crafted out 18 karat yellow gold and rose gold. The center piece is a perfectly cut golden-brown smoky quartz citrine step-...

Antique imperial russian brooch 1907 decorted with 1 green dematoid and 1 garnet stone in 14k gold finest hall marked 56 imperial russian gold standard and moscow assay mark and init...

A fine antique Edwardian stick pin. In 14k gold. In the form of a rampant dragon with outspread wings, raised legs, and a prong-set white sapphire gemstone in its mouth. Marked to...

Art Deco Platinum Pearl & Ceylon Unheated Sapphire Brooch Pin AGL Certified Accompanied by AGL Report 1116818 - August 30th, 2021 The repo...

A Belle Époque diamond brooch, set with a cushion shaped old-cut diamond, in the centre, weighing approximately 1.82 carat, in our opinion the colour is I-J, with a surrounding clust...

Genuine Original Antique from 1915 Victorian Pearl Enamel Yellow Gold Pin Brooch Pendant Features Genuine Natural Seed Pearl 100% Natural Pearl Circa 1915 The Victorian in Jew...

A fine antique early 20th century paste lizard or salamander brooch, artfully and expertly handcrafted in silver, partly gilt, workmanship c. 1900, in a fitted case, with the cutest ...

Beautifully designed and masterfully handcrafted, this Edwardian brooch from ca. 1910 exhibits the skilled techniques of a master jeweler. From wonderful ajour work to fine milligrai...

Different size spokes are fanned on several levels to make this Retro brooch especially graceful. It is centered with a 5.8 mm cultured pearl that is surrounded with 6 diamonds. ...

Item Details: Metal Type: 14K Yellow Gold [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 2.3 grams Pin Measurements: Length: 1.75 inches Condition: Excellent

1940 Vintage white old cut diamond and turquoise brooch beautifully handmade in platinum. The details are as follows : Diamond weight : 2 carats ( G color and VS clarity ) Two big di...

A fine and impressive antique 0.25 carat diamond and 0.01 carat ruby, 12k yellow gold and silver set, 15 karat yellow gold pin brooch; part of our diverse Edwardian jewellery collect...

In very good condition. Total weight is 12.3 grams. Totally is diamond 0.50 carat. The diamond is has H-I color and vs-s1-s2-s3 clarity. Dimention is brooch 5x4 cm. Acid tested to...

One Retro Cartier Diamond 14k Yellow Gold Double Clip Brooch. Featuring six round brilliant cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0...

Victorian Peridot Circle Brooch Pin Yellow Gold. Created around 1900. A fine antique Peridot circle brooch/pin in Yellow Gold. Set all around with a row of round cut fine Peridots....

A fine and impressive antique 0.23 carat diamond, 0.07 carat ruby and 0.03 green sapphire, 18 karat yellow gold and silver set Gordon Highlanders Bydand cap badge...

This glamorous Antique art deco aquamarine diamond brooch pin is crafted in platinum and weighs approx. 23.3 grams. The center exposes a ge...

This gorgeous antique bar brooch is Victorian period, 1900 circa Exquisitely hand crafted of solid 18 Kt gold silver topped Essential bar design timeless and ever elegant Centrally s...

Item Details: Metal Type: 14K Yellow Gold [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 5.1 grams Jade: Natural, Green, 2 inches in length each. Pin Measurements: Length: 2 inches Condition: Ex...

Retro Krementz Art Deco flower flower brooch. 14k Rose, green, and yellow gold with 1 cabochon sapphire. 5 rose leaves, 3 green leaves and yellow stems. 1 genuine cabochon Sapphir...

Centering a pear cut diamond weighing approximately 0.11 carat J color with SI1 clarity - set in milgrain bezel with halo surround Comprised of old European cut diamonds - well match...

A fine and impressive antique 1.95 carat chrysoprase and 0.14 carat diamond, 15 karat yellow gold dragonfly brooch; part of our antique dragonfly jewellery...

Antique imperial russian era 14k gold brooch with natural green demantoid in striking color hall marked with initial maker mark in cyrtlic alphabet and assay mark and gold standard

Antique imperial russian era 14k gold brooch in lily of the valley designe with estimate old mine cut diamonds weight of 1.50 carats hall marked with initial maker mark in cyrtllic a...

Unusual Art Deco French Paste Bird designed as a stickpin with genuine feather decoration. Hand set paste sterling bird with black enamel detailing on b...

This delicate brooch is designed in the shape of a flower, a little white lily. The little jewel was created around 1900 - 1905 and is made out of 14 karat gold. The flower petals ar...

Beautiful Antique Art Deco Shreve and Co Platinum French Cut Peridot Diamond Filigree Pin. This incredible Shreve and Co pin is crafted in platinum. The center holds a gorgeous Frenc...

Early 20th century Micro Mosaic Roman Colosseum brooch. Mosaic is surrounded by a yellow gold woven rope frame. Colors include brown bricks, green land...

Gorgeous vintage ribbon brooch circa 1940 in 18K rose and white gold. Decorated with 9 rosette-cut diamonds of about 0.15 carat and 6 brilliant-cut rubies of about 0.50 carat. Questa...

Brooch in 18 karat rose, yellow and green gold, horse head hallmark. A charming antique collar brooch, openworked with floral motifs in green gold and arabesques in yellow gold, ador...

Antique Bow Brooch Platinum Circa 1910 Fabulous Bow Shaped Brooch, Set with Calibrated Sapphires & Old Cut Diamond High Quality Safety Clasp, with Gold Pin Measures Approx 81....

Jewelry Details: Item Type: Brooch Pin Metal Type: Platinum Weight: 12.45 grams Era: Art Deco Center Stone Details: Gemstone Type: Sapphire Carat: 8.64 Carats Cut: Cushion Cut Color...

In very good condition. Total weight is 23.6 grams. Totally is diamond 4.30 ct. Acid tested to be 18k real gold. Please contact for any questions.

14K White and Yellow gold Art Deco bar brooch featuring with 2 Old European Cut Diamond weighing approximately 0.20 carats G in color, I1 in clarity. Brooch weighs 4.4 grams. Dimens...

This is a 1930s or 40s scallop edged gunmetal brooch. There is a large bezel set oval shaped amber glass stone surrounded with eight other smaller pieces of prong set oval shaped amb...

This is an Edwardian bar brooch crafted in 14K gold and adorned with Pt900. Circa 1910. The piece features diamonds (TW 1.92ct): - 1 diamond (old European cut, 0.22ct, RW-W, P2) - 3...

Item Details: Metal Type: 14K Yellow Gold [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 4.7 grams Diamond Details: .50ct, Round Brilliant, Natural Diamonds, H-I, SI Pin Measurements: Length: 19...

An Art Deco stylised bird brooch by Cartier London circa 1925. The brooch is designed as a standing bird in profile, it is set with old European cut diamonds, a carved ruby as a wing, accents of onyx, buff top rubies and a cabochon ruby eye, the beak is red and black enamel, the legs onyx and a baguette diamond for feet, all set in platinum. Maker Cartier London Period circa 1925 Origin London Gemstones Carved ruby estimated approx 2cts 42 x old European cut diamonds estimated total 0.84cts 1 x round cabochon ruby 4 x buff top rubies 1 x baguette diamond Setting Platinum, signed Cartier London and numbered Weight 4.89ct Dimensions Length: 3.8cm/1.5 inches Height: 2cm/0.8 inches Condition Very good, some signs of wear consistent with age Directors Notes Cartier are famous for their wide array of jewelled bird brooches from the 1920s onwards, aligned with the fashions, feminine suits were becoming increasingly in vogue and jewellery houses were making beautiful brooches and pins to adorn those lapels. Cartier bird...

Feminine and lovely, this enchanting Edwardian brooch centers on lustrous natural pearl, accompanied by a GIA certificate, elegantly wrapped like a bonbon in...

This piece was made using a fish element from a handmade Kurdish wedding necklace. The fish in Jewish and Muslim culture is a symbol of luck , prosperity and in some places fertility...

A very stylish jewel, high high Art Deco in the French floral style and manufacture. This is a clip fitting, bold and strong, that would clip onto a clutch bag, a lapel, or on the ed...

Rare and collectable. This handmade platinum and diamond owl imposingly perches on a perfectly carved rock crystal crescent moon. 1 5/8's in size.

A colorful butterfly pin brooch made of 18k gold, featuring various gemstones, and accented with colored enamel. The gems are mount-flush set in the gold “wings” and bezel set in the butterfly’s “body”. The “head” and “wings” feature rose cut diamonds. The butterfly’s body is made of fancy colored diamonds, orange brown, and brownish orange. This vibrant butterfly pin brooch is very cheerful and optimistic. Butterfly jewelry is often associated with freedom and joy. This delicate and whimsical jewel fully fits the description. Lovely colorful pin is made of 18 karat (stamped) yellow gold, set with white diamonds, fancy colored diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The diamonds are rose cut, pear and round brilliant cut, H-I color VS clarity. The emeralds are pear, oval and round faceted cut. The rubies and sapphires are round faceted cut. The Victorian brooch measures 2 ¼” x 1 ¾” (5.7 x 4.2 cm) and weighs 18.6 grams. The butterfly brooch was created in the 1900s and stamped with a hallmark for 18 karat gold and unidentified maker's mark. History of Insect Jewelry: Insect jewelry carries a diverse symbolism and has deep historic roots. To us, these pieces serve as a reminder of the delicate beauty that designers found in nature. Scarab Beetles In ancient Egypt, scarab beetles were associated with the Sun God Ra. They symbolized regeneration and protection. Scarabs were often used in amulets, and seals to bring good luck and ward off evil. Bees and Butterflies Bees were revered in ancient Greece and Rome and seen as symbols of diligence and cooperation. Honey, a product of bees, was also associated with sweetness and fertility. Butterflies, with their transformation from caterpillar to butterfly, were seen as symbols of metamorphosis and the soul's journey. Insect Jewelry Resurgence In the 19th century, during the Victorian era, there was a resurgence of interest in nature-inspired jewelry. It often incorporated real insect specimens preserved in resin. This trend was influenced by the Victorian fascination with the natural world and scientific discoveries of the time. The Art Nouveau movement of the late 19th - early 20th centuries embraced organic forms and drew inspiration from nature. Insect motifs, such as dragonflies, butterflies, and beetles, were prominent in Art Nouveau jewelry. These pieces featured flowing lines and delicate designs. Today, insect jewelry continues to be equally loved by designers and jewelry buyers. For example, dragonflies are often associated with change and self-realization, while butterfly brooches symbolize transformation and beauty. Bees are still seen as symbols of hard work, community, and productivity. About Victorian Jewelry: Victorian jewelry is dated from 1837 to 1901. The era’s name was inherited from Queen Victoria who reigned during that time. Her significant input shaped the jewelry style of that time. To navigate in such a vast period, historians divide it into following parts: • The Early Victorian or Romantic • The Middle of Grand Victorian • The Late or Aesthetic Victorian Era Different materials, gemstones and techniques were popular specifically for each era. Some styles though remained in favor longer than during just one period. For instance, hair jewelry made its way from the Romantic to the Grand period. Snake and animal motifs were also in demand throughout the era. Early Victorian Jewelry As to the Queen influence, Romantic Period jewelry had well pronounced sentimental vibes. It was the time when young Queen Victoria was in love with her husband, Prince Albert. And the whole nation admired their relationship. Cameos, matching brooches, miniature portraits and lockets reflected the likeness of loved ones. After Albert’s passing in 1861, the Early Victorian Period ended, and The Grand era began. Grand Victorian Jewelry After the incandescent bulb invention in 1870s, diamond jewelry started thriving like never before. Diamonds, being placed under the electric light, revealed their dazzling nature and looked truly fascinating. Besides Victorian diamond jewelry...

A fine antique Edwardian stickpin. In 14 karat yellow gold. With platinum topped filigree decoration to the hexagonal head and center-set with a small round cut white diamond. Si...

Era: Edwardian Date: 1900s - 1910s Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold Stone Information Natural Turquoise Treatment: Routinely Enhanced Cut: Oval Cabochon Color: Green & Black Style: ...

In very good condition. Total weight is 41.3 grams. Totally is diamond 7 ct. The diamond is has G-H-I color and vvs-vs-s1 clarity. Acid tested to be 18k ...